Greek Executions.

Hokitika Guardian, 2 December 1922, Page 3

Greek Executions.

WUUUtR AND H.r. CABLE ASSOCIATION. GREEK POLICY ATHENS, Nov 30. t warrant has been issued for the arrest of General Papoula’s, a former Generalissimo to King George, w o So vigorous efforts to preveißytlm executions and Roumn „i ?n diplomats in favour of the Government opposed the icq cs took measures to prwent tbc 'R from leaving the palate confidence. PARIS, Nov 30.» Tlio 'Telit "“'ljMc'' been recalled. s nryr 30, for having revolvers m then P • Se Th°e” three faced death bravely, and refused eye bandages. Mr Cbsgrnve has privately centered with the Dail Birennn members and has advised them to take precautions for their own safely, owing o threats of assassination.

mom, atoests. Uc( , rl'tfsW** 3 o tn ,ff have been arrested. Unu.ii i « jrtfcWtfSßt'V** the fighting. __ GREEK PRTKOB - FOR TRlAL(Received this day at 8.30 a.m.) ATHENS December 1. A special courtmart'ial tries Prince Andrew on Monday. When the En g heard this decision he offered to «h----lllLat" ROME. December 1. The widow and children of Strains and Hadjinnestis "’ere offered a welcome here. A funeral service fm - deceased is being arranged m Rome. Constantine will attend. LAUSANNE- December 1. Lord Cnr/.on interviewed, said Athens events would not affect Britain s relations with Venizelos. The executions did not concern the Lausanne Conference.